Cupar Remembrance Parade and Service. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Hundreds around Fife fell silent on Sunday to remember the sacrifices made by our Armed Forces and their families.
Serving soldiers with the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards were among those who paid their respects at Cupar war memorial.
The Leuchars-based servicemen and women joined a parade made up of other military organisations.
They included a marching contingent from the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry / Scottish Horse Squadron of the Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry, which is based in Cupar.
Fife Council Armed Forces Champion, Councillor Derek Noble, also laid a wreath, along with Deputy Lord Lieutenant Susan Williams.
“It remembers the sacrifice people made in all wars,” he said.
“And it keeps alive the memories of those who sacrificed their lives.”
Our photographer Steven Brown was there to capture the event.
Lieutenant Colonel Neil Potter, 20 years at Cupar Squadron Scottish * North Irish Yeomanry with kids Francis and Julian from Edinburgh. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards based in Leuchars, in the parade leading to the War Memorial on Remembrance Sunday in Cupar . Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards based in Leuchars, in the parade leading to the War Memorial on Remembrance Sunday in Cupar. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar Remembrance Parade and Service. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry in the parade leading to the War Memorial on Remembrance Sunday in Cupar. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry in the parade leading to the War Memorial. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Local representatives from Fife await their turns to lay their wreaths at Cupar Remembrance Sunday. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar & District Pipe Band lead the parade to the War Memorial on Remembrance Day in Cupar. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar & District Pipe Band lead the parade to the War Memorial on Remembrance Day in Cupar. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar War Memorial after the Remembrance Day Parade and Service. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar War Memorial after the Remembrance Day Parade and Service. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Chief Inspector Derek McEwan lay their wreaths to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Dignitaries and famililies lay their wreaths to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Dignitaries and famililies lay their wreaths to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade . Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Saluting to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
MSP Willie Rennie lay their wreaths to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Dignitaries and famililies lay their wreaths to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Piper plays during the Remembrance Day Service at Cupar War Memorial. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
MSP Willie Rennie lay their wreaths to mark their respect at Cupar Remembrance Day Service and Parade. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry Bugler Trooper Tod at Cupar Remembrance Day Service. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Remembrance Day Service prayers read by local clergy. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Remembrance Day Service prayers read by local clergy. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Members of the public in attendance at the Cupar Remembrance Day Parade and service. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Remembrance Day Service prayers read by local clergy. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cupar & District Pipe Band lead the parade to the War Memorial on Remembrance Day in Cupar. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Local representatives from Fife await their turns to lay their wreaths at Cupar Remembrance Sunday, with Chief Inspector Derek McEwan. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Local representatives from Fife await their turns to lay their wreaths at Cupar Remembrance Sunday (Centre) Councillor Derek Noble and Councillor Stefan Hogan. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
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Pictures as hundreds fall silent to mark Remembrance Day in Fife
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